14:37
Quarter sawing hardwood logs on a bandsaw
08:53
Harvesting sawlogs from conservation plantings
04:23
Redwood Boardform Concrete fireplace wall
06:55
Bambra TreeSleeve - the flexible tree guard
01:39
Lightning hits tree
03:19
Redwood harvest
06:29
The truth about live tree stumps
15:00
Let's talk (frankly) about carbon
06:39
Redwoods for erosion control
04:21
Growing Oak for high quality timber
02:13
27-yr-old high-pruned Blue Gum felling
02:40
Milling clearwood pine
00:25
Heartwood
00:55
Timber growing helps feed Sugar Gliders
04:40
Pruning Redwoods
15:51
Quartersawing Hardwoods
15:51
Quartersawing on a horizontal bandsaw
00:55
Its Okay - I planted it
06:09
Sermon on the stump
02:07
Bambra Agroforestry Farm Drone tour
01:36
Milling Black Walnut - through 'n through method
01:09
Milling Monterey cypress in Australia
02:10
Assembling Norwood portable sawmill HD36
00:55
Log Grown Shiitake Mushrooms in time lapse
08:16
The big trees of Bambra Agroforestry Farm (@28 years)
04:57
Pruning Eucalypts for Clearwood
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About
Bambra Agroforestry Farm in southern Australia is a private initiative aimed at encouraging and supporting farmers interested in growing trees for conservation, aesthetics and profit. Established in 1987 by Rowan Reid (Bach. Forest Science, Master Forest Science) who has been lecturing in Agroforestry at the University of Melbourne for more than 25 years and is the author of many books. More than 10,000 people have visited the farm.
More in my new book: "Heartwood: The art and science of growing trees for conservation and profit" by Rowan Reid. see www.agroforestry.net.au.
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